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Suya isn’t a breakfast food, true, but I’ve never had trouble getting some after work, or for an afternoon snack.

It’s usually available by the time folks are getting off work in the early evenings.

Now in my old Abuja neighborhood of Jabi, the street stalls didn’t get fired up until dusk, that is true. This was because the sidewalks are unshaded and hot until the sun starts to go down. Also bush bars typically rely on guys grabbing a beer or two after work, before heading home and Jabi food stalls were for neighborhood folks who’d already gotten home, which meant a slightly later crowd.

I’m guessing this may be a Lagos question, given how common I’ve seen suya served in the afternoon in both small towns and all around Abuja, along with times I was visiting friends in Jos and Lokoja. If so, I’d guess the notorious Lagos traffic means people get home later and hence the suya sellers plan for night time crowds. Plus Lagos is known for nightlife.

There is the magical hour of dusk and early nightfall, when the heat of the day is gone and it’s not so late one worries about theft and other crimes occurring. It’s always the most pleasant time of day for a stroll and many people are out and about then, which is perfect for selling spicy grilled meat.

Because it's sweeter I'm the night

Because its human flesh

Bodmum:
Because its human flesh

Bacteria dont see at night....

Suya is sold in the day time oga. Come to northern nigeria and you'll see them plenty.

The do d preparations at day and display late evening.

Cause most people are busy hustling during the day

Oga a de chop suya steady during day time

Just like shawarma, it moves better at night cause men buy for the women they're hitting that night. Stats show that when you buy shawarma or suya for a sex worker, she will treat you better. Even non-sex workers are not left out. Buy a woman between 18-30 shawarma (or food in general ) at least 3 times and the coochie wet already sure for u unless u dull it.

tnerro1:
Cause most people are busy hustling during the day

Yes the northerners who are the original owners of suya are marely farmers who enjoy life at night.

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Who has your time in the day to wait for suya in Lagos o!

But at night after close of work

Nna mehn!

People will shock you!

They sell in d day too.

But not as night...

I remember when my elder sister came back from Scotland we went to buy suya in day time cos she said she missed it soo much she couldn't wait for nighy to come.

why is this thread in the romance section or are you crushing on the suya man opposite your house

Spirit no dey waka for daytime.

Because darkness is one of the ingredients

athenswonders:
Please let’s take this to the front page to get more comments


Suya isn’t a breakfast food, true, but I’ve never had trouble getting some after work, or for an afternoon snack.

It’s usually available by the time folks are getting off work in the early evenings.

Now in my old Abuja neighborhood of Jabi, the street stalls didn’t get fired up until dusk, that is true. This was because the sidewalks are unshaded and hot until the sun starts to go down. Also bush bars typically rely on guys grabbing a beer or two after work, before heading home and Jabi food stalls were for neighborhood folks who’d already gotten home, which meant a slightly later crowd.

I’m guessing this may be a Lagos question, given how common I’ve seen suya served in the afternoon in both small towns and all around Abuja, along with times I was visiting friends in Jos and Lokoja. If so, I’d guess the notorious Lagos traffic means people get home later and hence the suya sellers plan for night time crowds. Plus Lagos is known for nightlife.

There is the magical hour of dusk and early nightfall, when the heat of the day is gone and it’s not so late one worries about theft and other crimes occurring. It’s always the most pleasant time of day for a stroll and many people are out and about then, which is perfect for selling spicy grilled meat.

Why are you people saying rubbish , its some guys have not left their home town since they were born suyas sells at day time too not at night only . do your research very well

Tolani1122:
Why are you people saying rubbish , its some guys have not left their home town since they were born suyas sells at day time too not at night only . do your research very well

My friend I don’t need research to know that Suya sells at night only...... which one be say some guys have not left their home again ?

Are you now a Suya Ambassador/tourist....

Bodmum:
Because its human flesh

you just registered a new account today to troll?

Op, if not the SuYa that I see as the title of this thread, I would have thought maybe you're drafting a discrptive easy about all the local government area you have lived.

Me sef dey wonder

Because "Night" is part of the ingredients.

U check am u go enjoy suya 4 morning??

Wahala..

athenswonders:
Please let’s take this to the front page to get more comments


Suya isn’t a breakfast food, true, but I’ve never had trouble getting some after work, or for an afternoon snack.

It’s usually available by the time folks are getting off work in the early evenings.

Now in my old Abuja neighborhood of Jabi, the street stalls didn’t get fired up until dusk, that is true. This was because the sidewalks are unshaded and hot until the sun starts to go down. Also bush bars typically rely on guys grabbing a beer or two after work, before heading home and Jabi food stalls were for neighborhood folks who’d already gotten home, which meant a slightly later crowd.

I’m guessing this may be a Lagos question, given how common I’ve seen suya served in the afternoon in both small towns and all around Abuja, along with times I was visiting friends in Jos and Lokoja. If so, I’d guess the notorious Lagos traffic means people get home later and hence the suya sellers plan for night time crowds. Plus Lagos is known for nightlife.

There is the magical hour of dusk and early nightfall, when the heat of the day is gone and it’s not so late one worries about theft and other crimes occurring. It’s always the most pleasant time of day for a stroll and many people are out and about then, which is perfect for selling spicy grilled meat.

come fcda aound 1pm
suya don ready

NewDawn2O21:
you just registered a new account today to troll?

come and beat me

Social engagements, happens mostly at night......

Darkness is one of the ingredients as it makes it taste better.

This is a good question sir. Do the suya-sellers think we will die if we eat suya in the morning? Lol.

Darkness is one of the Ingredients used making Suya

correctyourself:
Because it's sweeter I'm the night

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